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Tutors: Andrew Pierce, Johanna Rahner, Sabine Schratz OP
Thursdays: 10.30am – 12 noon
Dates: 24th March – 12th May 2022
Cost: €70 (6 Weeks)
Module Ref: S22-16
Mid Term: The Centre will be closed for mid-term break Monday 21 February – Friday 25 February 2022, for the St Patrick’s Day weekend 17/18 March and for an Easter break 11-22 April.
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The Reformation of the 16th Century changed the face of Europe and drove a wedge between countries, societies and families. People died for the choices they made. Wars were fought over beliefs. What about us today? Are the matters at stake in the Reformation still relevant to us? The last hundred years have seen ecumenical efforts to heal the “scandal of division.” Did we make any progress? Is there a benefit in having a family of churches? What drives and challenges us to seek greater togetherness?
Kieran O’Mahony: is an Augustinian friar and a biblical scholar, with particular interest in the letters of St Paul and the Gospel according to John. He taught for many years in the Milltown Institute of Theology and Philosophy (Dublin). Currently, he is publishing a 9-volume series called “Hearers of the Word” on the readings for Advent, Lent and Eastertide. With Jessie Rogers and Seán Goan he is on the team of the newly formed Tarsus Scripture School. For more information visit www.tarsus.ie.
